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It has a history of 175 years
Early Years of British Rule: built in 1846, at the junction of Garden Road and Queensway in Central, was the officers' quarters of the Murray Barracks.
Japanese invasion:It was used as a command centre by the Japanese gendarmerie. It was also the site of executions.
Murray House has been repeatedly rumored to be "haunted” and has been exorcised twice.
In 1982, the Hong Kong Government has decided to keep the building complete and relocate it to Stanley.
It is now housing restaurants and shops.
It reorganized the Murray Building's tenants and changed half of the space to H&M.
Three floors high and covers an area of 987 square meters.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Stanley tour
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